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In the past, CIIC have approached maintenance in an ad hoc manner; priority is given to major renovation work and quite often politically influenced projects. As a result, many buildings become neglected and maintenance is deferred due to the cost of major renovations to other buildings. In many cases, the small neglected jobs lead to structural deterioration and thus become a major renovation job before being attended to.  \nThe regular expenditure of a small about of maintenance funds is much better for a building, and more cost effective, than large injections of capital every 20 years or so. Commitment to planned regular maintenance would ensure money is well spent and standards are maintained across the board for many years.  \nWhat is maintenance?  \nMaintenance is defined as being a combination of technical and administrative actions contributing to the protection and satisfactory operation of an asset. Maintenance includes everything from regular cleaning to repairs and replacements. It can be as small as changing a washer to stop a leaking tap, or as large as repainting an entire building.  \nGood maintenance helps retain the value of the building and makes the property more enjoyable to occupy.  \nWhen buildings are neglected, defects can occur which may result in extensive and avoidable damage to the building fabric or structure. Neglect of maintenance can also become a fire and safety hazard which could result in CIIC being legally liable for any injuries.  \nTypes of Maintenance  \nMaintenance can be categorized according to why and when it happens, and includes:  \n Corrective maintenance – to keep the building at an acceptable standard. This includes cleaning gutters and changing light bulbs. Corrective maintenance would normally be carried out by the occupants.  \n Predictable (planned) maintenance – to prevent predictable failure of building infrastructure or capital items This includes repainting surfaces or replacing roof cladding at the times specified by product manufacturers. Predictable maintenance would be covered by the CIIC.  \n Emergency corrective maintenance – must happen immediately for health and safety or security reasons. This includes work that may result in the rapid deterioration of the structure or fabric if unattended to immediately. Such includes roof repairs after cyclones, graffiti removal or repair of broken glass. The cost should be covered by CIIC or by replacement and reinstatement insurance.  \nWhat is the best way to approach maintenance?  \nThere are many approaches to maintenance. Four key approaches are highlighted below.  \n Carry out regular preventative maintenance, such as clearing out gutters to prevent major problems (i.e blockage/spouting breakage) from happening.  \n Carry out repairs or replace items as needed, preventing small problems from turning into big ones.  \n Plan ahead for major maintenance tasks, such as repainting or re  \nroofing, so budget and time is available when the work is needed  \n Be prepared for emergencies – know where and how to turn off utilities and who to contact to report these to  \nA repetitive process is needed in order to provide adequate maintenance. A maintenance plan will ensure the correct approach , as highlighted above , is carried out and any shortfalls are discovered and corrected in a timely manner.  \nMaintenance Plan  \nA maintenance plan is the most cost-effective way to maintain the value of an asset. The advantages of a plan are:  \n The property is maintained in a systematic rather than ad-hoc way  \n Building services can be monitored to ass","cbCaiq0pAfIByFzR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq0pAfIByFzR","pdf",172083,"English","# Introduction\n## What is maintenance?\n## Types of Maintenance\n## What is the best way to approach maintenance?\n# Maintenance Plan\n## Collect Property Information\n## Create Maintenance Records\n## Carry out maintenance survey","[{\"question\":\"Why does the document recommend a Property Maintenance Plan instead of ad-hoc maintenance?\",\"answer\":\"Ad-hoc maintenance prioritizes major renovations and can be politically influenced, causing neglect of many buildings and deferred maintenance. 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